Does this cube have caps on the corners like V2? Or which version is it?
44443
It has no caps the screws are in the centers of the faces in between the 4 center pieces. but i think this is a version IV
44444
I believe this is V5 but I'm not 100% sure. It does have corner caps too. Hope this answered your questions.
1320326
The easy cap had been removed my computer some time ago and I don't remember. Don't buy this unless you are a very experienced computer user. The drivers that were supplied didn't work and the software was outdated and no longer supported. Good Luck
1515748
This cube has stickers and there is not a stickerless version of this model.
1664367
Glossy like original. I've got all three plugged in to my Wii U, and just compared them. It is pretty hard to tell the difference, but finish on this controller looks/feels most like the original game cube controller.
1250142
nopethe as a sticker missing for ±§ keyalso the shape for enter and one of shift keys are different from my keyboard
1308233
I know of no differences. The look exactly a like and are the same dimension as the ones from Cubie. I bought two from Sunfounder and they both are running software from Cubie.org
1368933
Mine had the squares inside. Item description says: 4 Separate identical removeable trays included.
447373
They are square design but rounded corners. It is well worth the money excellent storage and stacking.
1652773
There is no difference between the purple cap and the white one. I have used both with no issues.
931404
Depends on how tight/loose you have it. If you pop out the middle square of every side, there's a screw. If the screw is loose it turns quick and smooth, but if it's tight it turns slow and hard. Just make sure it's not too too loose. But to answer the question, I've had about 120 solves on it with speedcubing and I've had no problems with the corners.
671881
The original was,iirc, silver with black buttons, and I haven't heard of a V3 so I think it's just brain gas on the seller's part. Great device, btw. Highly recommend it.
665772
Picture of 11580.52 (on Amazon) shows an end cap (square plastic item in upper R of pic) as an additional item vs 11580.51 does not include this. Probably not worth the price diff...to me.
1214880
Mine did. I think the cap is the same. In fact everything is the same on mine.
2194150
That is the part number for the flat cover with cap. I ordered mine through Amazon and purchased it from Gourmet Kitchen Gallery.It is usually listed as flat cover with cap. My model is a Pro custom 11, about 15 years old, still runs like new. The cover fir like a glove. I also ordered a new bowl as mine was not locking properly. They are perfect. Good luck
1823577
No. The corner for my product has a intact corner, just softer. Safety first corners are rounded, and do not come to a point.
2270863
Yes, because the cube comes 'fast & loose', it is normal for corners to pop out. This is called 'corner popping'. It should be very simple to pop the corner back in. If it is popping corners too much & if the cube is too 'loose' for your taste then you can remove the six center face tiles and tighten these 6 screws. Some people like a loose cube & some a tight cube. I will say thay as you get used to a loose cube you will pop corners less as you will realize how much 'corner cutting' & how much 'reverse corner cutting' you can get away with (the angle values are different for the two, but in general, very forgiving/liberal with Dayan cubes). Yes, because the cube comes 'fast & loose', it is normal for corners to pop out. This is called 'corner popping'. It should be very simple to pop the corner back in. If it is popping corners too much & if the cube is too 'loose' for your taste then you can remove the six center face tiles and tighten these 6 screws. Some people like a loose cube & some a tight cube. I will say thay as you get used to a loose cube you will pop corners less as you will realize how much 'corner cutting' & how much 'reverse corner cutting' you can get away with (the angle values are different for the two, but... » Read More Yes, because the cube comes 'fast & loose', it is normal for corners to pop out. This is called 'corner popping'. It should be very simple to pop the corner back in. If it is popping corners too much & if the cube is too 'loose' for your taste then you can remove the six center face tiles and tighten these 6 screws. Some people like a loose cube & some a tight cube. I will say thay as you get used to a loose cube you will pop corners less as you will realize how much 'corner cutting' & how much 'reverse corner cutting' you can get away with (the angle values are different for the two, but in general, very forgiving/liberal with Dayan cubes). « Show Less
69951
You are correct, the one I got had a round smooth inside knob although the box content list indicated it had both but didn't. That's all I can tell you